Bangladesh Mode
Analogue Photography, Travels, Human figure, Architecture, Architecture, Landscape, Analogue, 25x25cm
Dhaka is the fastest growing city in the world. It has a population of around 15 million inhabitans.
The crowd, traffic and pollution are huge.
But there is a kind of harmony that helps to counterbalance.
I shoot mostly with a toy camera. All negatives turned out to be blurred.
I got it as an interesting coincidence: the impression I had while looking at the photos was the same I felt when I was there.
The endless motion of the city managed to continue its impulse in my negatives.
Indeed, only after being back to Italy and have developed the films, I realized the shutter click was set all the travel on Bulb mode.
The casuality helped me to depict this growing megacity's frenetic life.
The crowd, traffic and pollution are huge.
But there is a kind of harmony that helps to counterbalance.
I shoot mostly with a toy camera. All negatives turned out to be blurred.
I got it as an interesting coincidence: the impression I had while looking at the photos was the same I felt when I was there.
The endless motion of the city managed to continue its impulse in my negatives.
Indeed, only after being back to Italy and have developed the films, I realized the shutter click was set all the travel on Bulb mode.
The casuality helped me to depict this growing megacity's frenetic life.
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